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Elizabeth Walsh

Elizabeth Walsh

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Senior Producer, Voice of America (VOA)

Los Angeles

Biography

Elizabeth Walsh is a freelance journalist who has worked for The New York Times, United Nations, France 24, Middle East Eye and others. She has a master's in International Affairs from Sciences Po and degrees in English and Gender Studies from the University of Virginia.

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Total articles 29

  • Bummed about Broncos? After Boise State football loss, ‘masculine’ drink sales spike

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified| Idaho Statesman Verified Loyal fans fill the stands on game night to cheer for the Boise State football team, but a loss for the Broncos could have the crowds reaching for a manly drink. A Boise State University study found that when the college football team played a home game and lost, purchases of masculine-looking alcohol brands in Ada County went up. The trend also expanded beyond football.

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified · Idaho Statesman

    Jul. 20, 2024

  • Boise researchers are shocking potatoes with electricity. Can it help Idaho’s ag industry?

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified| Idaho Statesman Verified Boise State University researchers are giving potatoes an electric jolt that could make a popular snack healthier and more energy efficient. A Boise State study treated potatoes with pulse electric field, a technology that uses high-voltage pulses to open up tiny pores in cells, resulting in chips with less fat, fewer suspected carcinogens and less energy consumption — a technology researchers hope can benefit Idaho’s agriculture industry.

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified · Idaho Statesman

    Jul. 18, 2024

  • Do the mosquitoes at Boise recreation sites hurt more? Here’s why that’s a good thing

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified| Idaho Statesman Verified As mosquito season continues in Boise, residents are feeling the itch. But a mosquito with a more painful bite might be safer than one that goes unnoticed. Ada County this year has received over 300 requests for mosquito abatementand has done hundreds of treatments where county staffers have found nuisance species, said Samuel Brockway, the program and education specialist for the county’s mosquito abatement program.

    By Elizabeth Walsh Verified · Idaho Statesman

    Jun. 29, 2024

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Voice of America (VOA)

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United States

+1 202-203-4400

Founded: 2018